The MOUDI Impactor is designed to collect size-fractionated particle samples in four equal geometrical intervals per decade of particle size for mass or chemical analyses. The nominal cut-size diameters for these impactors start at 10 µm and end at 10 nm for the current 125R model. The use of aluminium foils/PTFE filters of required pore size and diameter enables gravimetric mass collection to give size segregated mass concentrations and facilitate the use of foils/filters for further chemical analysis.
Instrument Made : TSI MOUDI 125R.
1. Reliable internal impaction plate rotation provides nearly uniform particle deposits for better quantitative chemical analysis.
2. Micro-orifice nozzle plates designed for low flow resistance and reduced particle bounce and re-entrainment.
3. Up to 13 impactor stages with nominal cut points between 10 nm and 10 µm, plus a final filter.
4. Low inter-stage losses.
5. Sharp cut-off size characteristicsSharp cut-off size characteristics.
1. Sampling of atmospheric aerosols for environmental monitoring.
2. Aerosol analysis.
3. Engine emissions analysis and monitoring.
4. Brake wear analysis and monitoring.
5. Exposure monitoring.
6. Industrial hygiene studies.
7. Tobacco smoke and e-cigarette characterization.
8. Biological aerosol characterization.
9. Atmospheric chemistry and new particle formation.
10. Source apportionment studies.
11. Health risk assessment studies.
Lab Location :
Room No 9, CRF – SATHI Facility,
IIT Delhi, Sonipat Campus,
Sonipat – 131029, Haryana
Operating Scientist:
Mr. Shivam Swaraj
Email: ird600592@crf.iitd.ac.in
Phone: +91 11 2659 3281
Professor In charge:
Prof. Gazala Habib
Department of Civil Engineering
IIT Delhi, Hauz Khas, New Delhi - 110016